The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 11, 1947, Image 7
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Sonny Tufta
Alao Short tubjaeta
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‘The FALCON’S
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with
Tom Conway
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Mon.-TueaicW4dniidey
April 14-l|.i6
[“TILL ThE Clouds
ROLL BY”
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I^Van Johnaon->ledy Qarlend
•nk Sinatra and ntahy eChari
turtaat NawS
Thursday, April 17
“KINGS ROW”
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Alan. Haws
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Vinlnia WaMm
BLANEY CHAPTEIU-
Prldey, April 4, mardiaBts of
iBIaeay want te .tiia Colambta Fat
[stock Show, and showed thalr in-
, taroat la the ahew by trayins some
; of the eholce eahrae. The onm that
^oght the calTea were T. B. Camp-
bell. A. D. Qotf and R. M. Coker
of Blaney. If any of you want good
' beef ooao to Blaney, becaoae they
hare the heM.
The ealvea were’^ hauled ' and
bntchered free^Ay the Chamber of
Commerce of Camden. We want
to glTe thanks; also to Mr. Shealeg
(or the nice Job he did in trying
to get the Kershaw buyers to buy
Kershaw calvaa. The boys got more
per pound for the calres from Ker
shaw county by Mr. Shealey doing
[the good Job ha did.
Olin Ook..
BLANEY PPA INPROVCMKNT
RRCJCCT
Since spring is hare and the flow
ers are in (all bloom, ike Blaney
FFA boys hare decided to make
a few improTementa in and
around the achooL
We are repainting parta of the
school, trimming Mimbkary, and
cleaning the school grounds. We
«ujoy getting out in the saaahine
and fresh air to do these John.
Our achoal needs much improTS-
ment that Wa era not able to glTs,
but we are doing our best.,
Fred Roaa.
COLUMBIA FAT STOCK SHO
AND BALE
On April 4, 1947, a FAt Stock
Bkow and aaio^rasAeld at Conder’a
bam, near Columbia.
Blaney entered eight eahrea into
this show. Ilxeae calves from Blan
ay wero entered in the KarMi4u
county show which was held an
April 3, at the Camden fair grounds.
Blaney exhibited the Grand Cham
pion and reaerre chani^On at.Caii-
dan and entered the Grand Chant
pkm at Columbia bat failed to take
any honora there.
Blaney calves brought hign
prices because of the merehanta
from Kershaw county who bough*
some of the ealvea and with the
help of Mr. ShealM from Camden,
who belfod As vefr much.
The grand champion of the Co-
hmbln Fat Stodt Show wad sold
for |L0| par pmmd and ^ re-
servo champion was sold tor 60c
per pound.
The grand ehaaiilen calf and re*
aorve champion ciUf was exhibited
In firobt of the Sfate Rouae to Co
lunibla Raturday sad Sunday.
The calves were graded choke,
good and medium.
Clajrter CampbeU.
THE CAMDEN SHOW
The Camden Pat Stock Show was
held April 3, 1947, in Camden. All
4-H and FFA calves of Kerahaw
county were shown.
The show was sponsored by the
Camden Chamber of Commerce.
The calves with their owners
paraded at 11 o’clock . from the
Agriculture bulldixMT down ~bna
block of main strSkL and they were
led from there to the fair grounds
on unpaved streets.
After the calves were fed and
groomed the owners were given a
free dinner sponsored by the Cam*
den Chamber of Commerce.
There were several speakers, Mr.
Hawkins, Mrs. Watts, Mr. Shealey
of Camden, Mr. Tonng, Blaney ag-
ricnlture teacher, and several
others.
After dinner the boys returned
to wash and groom the calves. At
2 o’clo^ the calves were marched
onto the football field to be judged.
The prises were awarded as fol
lows;
First prise of flOU to Andrea
Brown of Blaney, second prise of
$96 to Kenneth Moore of Bleaoy
Other prisee were also awarded to
4-H cluhe end FFA members.
After the show, tho calves-were
taken to Conder’e bam, near Oo>
InaiMa, for the Fat Stock Show and
sale which wee to be held on April
4, 1947.
Ifarvia Campbell.
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; MurarF RImu Iq 71 DugruM.
Marek Wag RMord CriJ
Manth
While Camden was one of the
tettaat citiee’ la tiie aatton last
Thui^y iriCh the mercury reanh-
tog n during the aftarneon, one
degree eoMer fUnh Miami, fia« «o-
eordlng to statiatlai' coaipllid by
United Stntea weathor bareau ata>-
(Idha siattoret throughont the
country.
Of the i€ eitiee Meted, only three
npocted- ta&QHggtaren MdRau tium
Camden. <lorpoi Chft^ Tenet,
with tl; Tampa, Fla., w^ nad
JackaonvUle, FUL, with 11 Bu la*
toBio, Tazai, aiBo mported ti, tad
CoInmMa had It
Lant month waa tha artdeat
MaHh IMt Oaaden haa had iliiee
19x8 wlfh AM temperatura arerkg-
tag eight degrees belost normal
for thw tnavtk aAi rivalteg.ln the
mattiM of rseetd setting the month
of February dMeii not only waa
tha ooldaat February tho city haa
atperlBOced atoea lfl4> tat dBO
had (bo lowest number of
daye of iuy Fsbruarr ateeo tiff.
Aa a gmacal rula, March tam-
pecaturea nl Camden ayemge
around 66J dagreea, but loot
month with ^lUy daya and eoMar
night averagad only 47.9 degraea.
For It dajri, tho merairy ataged
to the thlrtlea with the coldeat day
on March 4 whan (ha temparatnro
dropped to tt. During ttreo dlga,
tho mercury deaeended toto the
tventlia, and .on only five days
Tare nonnal of above normel tem*
penBiea:^ feiiM~ Hovorer,
Mareb fi tla eranneat day, daw
(he amreary riaa to T7 degreaa at
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Square-Dance
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Cmden High School Gym
FRIDAY, APRIL 11
Mode ^ Ti^Ior Brothers
Spomaemd by Jvnior Claag
SOc For Person
U. S Approtod. hillorotti Contwlled. E*h fttt oOr Ammv^
tion flock* .rc ImpfOveJ hr carcfulhr uU^ tow »Mcl. We
have them In *tock oc roe m.r order for futorC Ativerf.
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Let Us Make Your
Fumitare Happy Agab
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[t^U Repdit, RefltUsh and ReuphaMer
Any Chair.
It doesn’t ahatter how bmdly worn your chairs are,
don’t ieeljotodly Mxiut ilieir bppbbrance, and dDb’t
diacaid MM. Well rebuild, redover atld rebsir
tl^m eoul to new, and you can chooae juat the
falMcb Thu Ebb.
The Saaie Begeice Fer a Sola amd S CiiAlnmii
iinEISY’S tJpHOlSTERY
Die Chmivd Has
Gone But Rubbish
Still lingers On
Fair Groonda la Lni/t Littered
With UnaifliUy DebrU
The police carniral week is over,
the police made a nice sum of
money for their pension fund, many
§ lreds of people found that at
i one carnival can be presented
out an'accoaipanlment of dirty
obscene shows and gyp games.
The Crescent carnival company
scored « big hh with Ae hotoe
folke Inet week, preeentlng omo o( ,
the beat caraivnl troupes to" be .
seen here In many yeere. It was a
show replete with exciting ridie
for young and (rid and lota of dth"
er nke features. ThMw were no ‘
girl showB and nothing amntty or
suggestive to anything offered.
Like all carnivals that steal away
at dawn, they left an nnsii^tly
area at the fair grounds, with dehrle
and rubbish piled in heaps all ovar
the lot
Library Use
The sverags United States reel*
dent borrows less than three H*
brsry books a year from the Mh
tioo’s public librariea ^
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IT S FUN TO FLY
If you drivp .a car, you can Iporn to fly. It's og
simpU as that... and, it's such great fun. There's
no greater thrill than your first solo flight. Come
out today for a triol hop.
Veterims... It’s Free For You.
' Sep Jerry Heifer or phone 641-J for details
HOFFER FLYING SERVICE
WOODWARD FIELD
Caasden, S. C FlMoa 641-J
LUBRICATION
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BLAOK KNIOHT
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MOTTS OR RED CHEEK
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FRESH Mild ambBican
CHEESE
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FRESH OREBN
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FRESH YELLOW TENDER
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